Miguel Coiz is a polyglot, multi-instrumentalist, professional pianist, music producer, music composer, music director, and studio engineer originally from Madrid, Spain.
Graduated Summa Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music, holding two Honorary Awards, two music degrees and a specialization in conducting.
As an orchestrator and arranger, he has arranged for major artists, among them multi Grammy Award artists, from Spain, Latin America and the US. - As a composer he composed music for numerous international brands, including Nike, University of Phoenix, Natixis, Maison Abriza, Hulu, Marriott, Budlight, TurboTax, Diet Coke, Culligan Water, Cox Homelife, among other. - As a music copyist he has worked for the leading music score preparation company in the world, Joann Kane Music Service. - As an engineer he has worked in the most important studios in the world, recording for numerous blockbusters and popular TV Shows including: “Once” (Disney), “Nostalgia” (Hugo Armstrong), “Just Getting Started” (Morgan Freeman), “Film Starts Don’t Die in Liverpool” (Annette Bening), “The Spy Who Dumped Me” (Mila Kunis), “Life Itself” (Olivia Wilde), "Jackie" (Natalie Portman); "Power Rangers", "The Shack" (Sam Worthington); “Good Time” (Robert Pattinson), to name but a few. He has also worked in the making of video games such as LEGO The Incredibles (Disney), Seven Knights (Netmarble Games), and Lineage II (NC Soft).
Miguel has scored campaigns for numerous international brands, including Nike, University of Phoenix, Natixis, Maison Abriza, Hulu, Marriott, Budlight, TurboTax, Diet Coke, Culligan Water, Cox Homelife, and many more.
Working at the historic Newman Scoring Stage, 20th Century Fox, Los Angeles, CA. Themagical studios that recorded the music of Star Wars, Star Trek, Avatar, The Simpsons.
As an engineer Coiz has worked on the most prestigious studios worldwide, contributing to the recording of numerous blockbusters and beloved TV shows, including:
“Once” (Disney), “Nostalgia” (Hugo Armstrong), “Just Getting Started” (Morgan Freeman), “Film Starts Don’t Die in Liverpool” (Annette Bening), “The Spy Who Dumped Me” (Mila Kunis), “Life Itself” (Olivia Wilde), "Jackie" (Natalie Portman); "Power Rangers", "The Shack" (Sam Worthington); “Good Time” (Robert Pattinson), and video games such as LEGO The Incredibles (Disney), Seven Knights (Netmarble Games), and Lineage II (NC Soft).
Miguel has lent his arranging talents to major artists, including multi-Grammy Award-winning artists from Spain, Latin America, and the United States.
Working at the historic Eastwood Scoring Stage, Warner Brothers, Burbank, CA. The magical studios that recorded Batman, Zootopia, Tom & Jerry, Aquaman, The Lego Movie, among many other.
Originally from Madrid, Spain, he graduated Summa Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music, earning two Honorary Awards, two music degrees, and specializing in conducting.
Currently residing in Miami, he finds joy in playing music, surfing, and speaking multiple languages, including Spanish, English, Italian, French, Portuguese, and Japanese.
